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Ronnie, Lydia and Michele Take On West Virginia!

They go out shopping, to Ronnie’s play, to a boxing fight, Michele get’s a tattoo, they find Moth Man and go out to eat!

L&D’s Idol Round-Up Top 20: The Girls

And we’re back, Idol fans. Much better turn-out from the Ladies than with the men. Onto our assessment! Tell us what you think in the comments below or check us out in our forum!

L on Haeley: Great, just what we need, another Miley. But we don’t have to worry because she sounds horrible and CANNOT SING. LOL Simon zinger!
D on Haeley? or whatever? ~ Crap. My ears starting bleeding once again, and it went into my food and I almost never ate it!!!

L on Lacey: LOL @ Mike. On the fence with her. Not sure if I really liked it. She has a weird speaking and singing voice haha
D on Red haired girl named Lacey ~ I actually like this song… I think she did sound damn good, but like Randy said, she didn’t do anything at all to change it… It sounded exactly the same as the original. I’m surprised with Ellen. I think she knows quite a bit about the musiaccccccccccccccccc.

L on Didi: Was a little too “Todrick” if ya know what I’m sayin’.
D on Didi!!! ~ I like the song, but it seems like an odd song choice to me. I’m simply saying that because it seems like the cool thing to say. Yup Randy agrees… Ellen agrees… Tara agrees… Simon agrees.

L on Lilly: Didn’t think that she was better than Crystal but it was very close. Atta Girl! Love her! Agreed with Simon 110%
D on Lilly ~ She reminds me of Claire from Lost. Anyway, I don’t know if I like this performance or if I hate it… I’ll let the judges decide what I think. Well it appears that I liked that. A LOT!

L on Soibhan: BAHAHA That video package deserves a vote. She’s so f*cking weird but I love her. DARK HORSE! SO GOOD!!!!!!
D on Shinobi ~ Again, most excellent fighting style. Is this girl insane? I can seriously see her eating a corpse or two over her lifetime. I don’t like those style of songs, but she did a good job with it.

Producer Explains What Happened to Crystal

Ken Warwick talks to Ryan Seacrest about yesterdays medical drama, and what will happen if Crystal cannot perform.

Ryan Seacrest: What happened?
Ken Warwick: Actually I was in the shower about 8 o’clock yesterday morning and I suddenly got the phone call that Crystal had been taken to hospital and I thought “Yeah, is she going to be okay? What’s the problem?” And I found out actually within an hour that it was worse than we expected, and she was going to be in the hospital all day. And then we had a decision to make as to whether or not we were going to try to put the show together without her, what the fan issues would be. Could we take maybe a pre-recording she’d made in rehearsal that we could package together so people could vote? Could I show one from last week and get people to vote? Or was that it for her, which normally is the situation. If you’re in the Olympics and you’re going for the semifinal for the final, if you don’t turn up…

Seacrest: Then you’re out.
Warwick: …you don’t go straight through to the final. So it was a difficult decision to make. We came to the conclusion really that the fairest thing to do overall – because I’ve got three of four other girls who got sniffles and the flu – that if the boys were okay with it, we put the boys on [yesterday] and the girls on tonight.

Seacrest: Can you talk about what she has or what happened to her?
Warwick: We’re not really sure yet, Ryan. She did have a condition that we know about, but how bad it is yet, we still don’t know. The doctors are meeting at this moment – this morning – and will make a decision a bit little later on in the day.

Seacrest: At this moment you don’t know if she’s going to be in or out, but you could find out at any moment?
Warwick: I hopefully will know by midday, but not until then.

Seacrest: What happens then? God forbid she’s out of the competition. What do we do?
Warwick: If she’s out of the competition, it would probably be that we only eliminate one girl this week.

Seacrest: So eliminate one on Thursday night. A tough thing because you’re in a competition like this and then all of the sudden something happens that’s maybe out of your control…
Warwick: You go through all your life singing, hoping, waiting for your break, then this comes along and it will go sour, which is an awful shame.